
Le Petit Village is a cozy French bistro in the heart of Manhattan’s West Village, inspired by the quaint charm of Provence. Created by the team behind Loulou Petit Bistro, our restaurant serves up classic French dishes with a rustic twist by Chef Mehjabin Ahmed—who trained under culinary masters Daniel Humm, Daniel Boulud, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Daniel Rose. Our cocktail program, curated by Jeremy Le Blanche of Fantom Creative Hospitality, reimagines beloved favorites using multi-sensory flair. From warm, welcoming décor to refined plates brimming with flavor, we invite you to savor the heart of France right here in New York City.
Hours
| Thursday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Friday | 5 PM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 5–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 173 7th Ave S, New York, NY 10014
Phone: (646) 370-1035
Website: https://www.lepetitvillagenyc.com/
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Reviews
Hit up Le Petit Village with a friend and immediately knew this wasn’t your average “let’s grab dinner” situation. Corner of Perry & 7th Ave, leather utensil holders, two floors, packed house — real grown man ambiance.
Started responsible… with East Coast oysters. Fresh, mignonette on point, lemon squeeze, and the world’s tiniest Tabasco bottle. Felt personally attacked but respected it.
Then the duck confit pulled up. Slow cooked in its own fat for hours. Translation: tender enough to make you emotional but still act tough about it. The beet salad? Game changer. Didn’t expect to be impressed by beets… yet here we are.
Branzino with olive tapenade, green peas, and enough garlic to protect me from vampires through 2030. No regrets.
Cocktails? Dangerous. Creative. Smooth. I considered speaking French after two.
And shoutout to EVELINA — elite level service. Attentive, warm, made us feel like VIPs in a place that filled up fast. Window seats looked romantic… and slightly freezing. Choose wisely, gentlemen.
Executive Chef Mehjabin Ahmed clearly knows what she’s doing. The founders built something special here. Rustic South of France energy right in the West Village.
Moral of the story:
Eat well. Order the duck. Don’t underestimate beets.
From the minute we walked in, everything was top notch. The host seated us right away at the bar even though we didn’t have reservations.
Julian, one of the bartenders, took amazing care of us. He gave my wife the excess of a cocktail he had made for a taste test and she loved it so we ordered one.
We had the chef’s choice cheese board for an app and shared a NY strip with fries for the main.
The steak was cooked perfectly and the beef was great quality. It was seasoned perfectly, not over done to take away from the beef flavor, and it had a great lightly smoked flavor from the grill. There was a sauce on the plate with the steak that gave it a great umami flavor.
The fries were so good. Light and crispy, very similar to a McDonald’s type fry, but piping hot and cooked perfectly. They also had an aioli sauce that came with them that was so flavorful and fresh.
As we were wrapping up eating our meal, the manager, or owner, came over and let us know dessert and some wine was going to be on him for the delay on our steak. Honestly, we didn’t even notice a huge delay. There was maybe 15 minutes after we finished our cheese board before our steak and fries were sent out.
The crème brûlée was fresh, creamy, and light with a perfect flavor. It was a great way to end our meal. The fact that the dessert and wine was comped was a great touch to an already stellar experience.
I cannot say enough good things about the staff and the food here. The best meal and service we’ve had in NYC and probably anywhere else. They were also doing a toy drive for their neighborhood and giving toys away to charities.
Do not miss this restaurant!
If you are in Greenwich Village/West Village, stop in and have one of the best dining experiences of your life!
They also have a nice bar, so it’s a great place to grab a drink and hang out. Worth checking out for the atmosphere!
French onion: Unique taste, esp with the cheese & bread
Beet salad: Solid mix
Brazino: Crazy crust. No bone. Tender meat
Dessert: Can’t miss! Profiteroles hit
Service: Evelina was great
Vibe: Groovy music, low lit French cafe w/ candles & plants
Happy hour: 4-6pm for drinks & seafood
This is a great night out in the Village; it’s not loud, and everything you want to be there, is there. Plus, it’s on inKind, if that’s your thing.
Possibly best omelette I’ve ever eaten? Wow. I will be coming back for brunch over and over! Also love that you can choose your portion sizes.
– very happy customer